10 ways to start using Littlebird's Chat

Your Littlebird Chat is more than just a search bar; it's your personal AI assistant, ready to help you find information, write, brainstorm, and strategize.

This guide will walk you through 10 core use cases. For each one, we'll explain the goal and provide a sample prompt you can try.

Part 1: Find anything, instantly

1. Find anything in your digital world

• Your goal: Stop wasting time searching. Find any file, message, or link you've seen, even if you don't remember where it is.

• Try this prompt: Think of a link a colleague sent you recently. You don't even need to know who or when. Just ask:

  Send me the last link I received on Slack.

2. Recall vague memories (your "second brain")

• Your goal: Pinpoint a piece of information from a fuzzy memory without the frustration of manual searching.

• Try this prompt: Remember a document you looked at last week, even if you can't recall the exact name. Describe it, and Littlebird will find it.

  I was looking at a document last week about our Q4 marketing plan. Can you find it for me?

3. Get up-to-the-minute information

• Your goal: Get current, real-world information from the web without leaving your workflow.

• Try this prompt: Planning your weekend? Ask for a live weather forecast to help you prepare.

  What's the weather forecast for this weekend in Lake Tahoe? If I were to visit, what should I pack to be comfortable over the weekend?

Part 2: Your personal writing and thinking partner

4. Be your personal writing assistant

• Your goal: Overcome writer's block and quickly turn your thoughts into a well-structured draft.

• Try this prompt: Think of a slightly tricky email you need to write. Tell Littlebird the goal and key points, and it will draft it for you.

  Help me write an email to my team about the new project timeline. Mention that the deadline has shifted later by one week but that we have the resources to manage it. Flag updated tasks and due dates mapping to this new timeline.

5. Repurpose existing content

• Your goal: Reformat information you already have without starting from scratch.

• Try this prompt: Take some rough notes from a recent meeting and ask Littlebird to turn them into a polished update for your team.

  Take the key points from my meeting notes with the design team and turn them into a brief update for the team Slack channel.

• Or try this one: Create a training session tailored to your team based on your company’s unique offerings and messaging.

  Create a session on objection handling for my offsite that will last about 45 minutes and is engaging.

  What objections can you think of that we should cover from conversations you’ve seen me have?

  What are some other possible segments I could use instead of having too much role-play? Recommend more brainstorming type sessions.

  Now, take these outputs and turn it into a training document and outline that I can use to lead the session. Also, provide me with a user-facing copy I can send to the participants after the session is completed.

6. Brainstorm and ideate

• Your goal: Get a creative partner to help you generate new ideas, using your own work as a starting point.

• Try this prompt: Ask Littlebird to help you structure your next presentation based on your recent activity.

  I need to give a presentation on our team's Q2 performance. Based on my recent work, what are three key achievements I should highlight? Detail the impact these have made.

• Or try this one: Create an outline for a webinar that you’ll be presenting.

  Create an outline for a webinar presentation about my company’s product. Focus on the new features we’re launching. I’d like to copy and paste this into slides. Then create a script for me to use while presenting it.

Part 3: Connect the dots

7. Summarize and synthesize information

• Your goal: Get up to speed quickly by turning scattered information into a high-level summary.

• Try this prompt: Just back from a break? Ask for a summary of what's happened on a key project. Littlebird will pull the latest from your chats, docs, and emails.

  Give me a summary of my last three conversations with Jane from Acme Corp.

8. Explain and learn

• Your goal: Quickly understand a new or complex topic without having to ask a colleague.

• Try this prompt: Came across an internal project code name you don't recognize? Ask me to be your jargon buster.

  What is 'Project Titan'? Find me the project brief and a list of the team members involved.

9. Get strategic coaching and reflection

• Your goal: Move beyond daily tasks to see the bigger picture of your work and find ways to improve.

• Try this prompt: Ask for an insight into your recent work patterns to see if your focus aligns with your goals.

  Looking at my recent work, what patterns do you see? Suggest one area I can streamline this week.

10. Automate daily and weekly planning

• Your goal: Start your day or week with focus and clarity, without the mental effort.

• Try this prompt: Get a head start on your week by asking Littlebird to set your priorities based on your recent work and upcoming deadlines.

  Summarize my accomplishments from last week and suggest my top three priorities for this week based on upcoming deadlines.

We're excited for you to explore what's possible! The more you use Chat, the more it will feel like your own personal superpower.